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Art stings.

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@DD_Classics Wow, a 70s-style "Karen."

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@DD_Classics @Raaawb I wish Jim would redeem Eve at some point. She can't end her story in jail!

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@DD_Classics Even the funnies couldn't ignore the rampant inflation of the 70s.

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@DD_Classics Actually feel sorry for him. In contrast to his buffoonish ways these days.

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@DD_Classics Moore has a talent for satirizing human foolishness with kindly beneficence.

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@DD_Classics Artfully done, Mr. Lynde.

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@DD_Classics Nobody's perfect!

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@DD_Classics Before Slim got married he seemed to be a magnet for these long-legged beauties.

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@DD_Classics 50 years later, moving back with the parents is the normal. Gotta say, I like how Perry at least tries to tie the Sundays to the dailies.

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@DD_Classics Slim's too honest. He should've said those trees were pre-sold.

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@DD_Classics This story arc was reprinted in the 1976 Flare paperback. However, they omitted a strip or two for some reason. Thanks for reprinting in its entirety.

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@DD_Classics This is the sort of beautifully detailed overhead view that Dick Moores excelled at.

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@DD_Classics Walt does a lot of walking. No wonder he's so healthy.

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@DD_Classics In Perry's world, it seems like everyone is always trying to "one-up" each other.

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@DD_Classics I love how Moores takes the time to transition from one story arc to the next. A true master!

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@DD_Classics I get letters from solicitors who claim I'm due a massive inheritance...if give my bank account number. Rii-ight!

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@DD_Classics2 I guess "jolly" is slang for "nag" in the 30s.

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@DD_Classics Clever meta-gag in the top third!

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@DD_Classics I remember when high school kids looked like that. I was one of them. ☺️

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@DD_Classics As a society we were already getting soft in the 70s.